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Worldcrunch » labor

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A person is wrapped in a comfortor in an unmade bed
Societyworkers rights

Germany Is A World Leader In Taking Sick Days — Is It Time To Start Docking Pay?

by Ann-Kristin Tlusty January 13, 2025March 9, 2025
Two people in a café in Paris.
Economylabor

The French Worker-Slacker Paradox: Why More Hours May Not Be The Answer

by Antoine Foucher November 29, 2024
The Indigenous Midwives Of Chiapas Expand Safe Childbirth In Mexico
Women Worldwidemidwives

The Indigenous Midwives Of Chiapas Expand Safe Childbirth In Mexico

by Marina Sardiña October 23, 2024
Youth unemployment in Germany is below 8%
Ideasgermany

How Germany Beats The Youth Unemployment Trap

by Bertrand Hauger October 4, 2024
A Porsche factory in Liepzig, Germany
Economygermany

Globalization And Wealth Inequality, The German Counter-Case

by Bertrand Hauger October 4, 2024
​Student weaving silk and cotton costumes in a traditional handloom at a manufacturing unit in Guwahati, India, in November 2020.
Women Worldwideclothing industry

Women Abused In “Made In India” System — Blame Top European Fashion Brands Too

by Pari Saikia and Rohit Upadhyay October 1, 2024
Screenshot of a video of a Vietnamese blogger sitting on a train as he visits Frankfurt, Germany
Economyimmigration

Hanoi-To-Bavaria, Vietnamese Pay The Price To Chase Their “German Dream”

by Carla Neuhaus September 29, 2024
How Thousands Of Brazilian Girls Have Been Duped Into Slavery By Foster Families
Societychild labor

How Thousands Of Brazilian Girls Have Been Duped Into Slavery By Foster Families

by Vanessa Sarmiento September 24, 2024
Woman with a bright red shirt holding an Iphone
In The Newsportugal

Quiet, Boss! How Portugal Became The World Model For Work-Life Balance

by Laure Gautherin September 17, 2024
Ren Jianyu was sentenced to two years of labor camp for tweeting “subversive content”
Ideaschina

China: Why Re-Education Camps Have No Place In A Modern Nation

by Marion Girault-Rime July 29, 2024
Photo of workers sewing at "Joan's sewing shop” in Łódź
Economylabor

Inside The Polish Sweatshops Churning Out Clothes For Europe’s Biggest Brands

by Katarzyna Skiba July 8, 2024
A woman is seen holding a mangrove sprout in a mangrove plantation.
Greenclimate change

Cruel Summer, The Toll Of Rising Temperatures On India’s Most Vulnerable Workers

by Worldcrunch July 8, 2024
Protesters in Marseille on Tuesday
In The Newsfrance

Labor Strikes And Hurricane Relief, Macron’s Longest Day

by Worldcrunch May 22, 2024
How Nepal’s “Left-Behind” Children Of Migrants Hold Families Together
Migrant Livesmigration

How Nepal’s “Left-Behind” Children Of Migrants Hold Families Together

by Worldcrunch May 21, 2024
Geopoliticschina

Winds Of Reform? China Said To Shut “Reeducation Through Labor” Camps

by Marion Girault-Rime April 13, 2024
A welder in an Indian factory
Economyunited states

U.S. Minimum Wage – Compare It To The Rest Of World

by Julie Farrar April 13, 2024
Ukrainian mariners receive a global container ship at Yuzhny Port
Economyunited states

Seeking New Labor Protection For All The World’s Ship Workers

by Worldcrunch February 27, 2024May 9, 2025
Founder of IKEA Ingvar Feodor Kamprad
Economysweden

King Ingvar And His Three Sons – Inside The IKEA Family Saga

by Carolina Saracho February 23, 2024March 21, 2025
Ali, who was a French literature student at Aleppo University, now works in an iron factory in Turkey.
Societysyria

Tough Labor For Syria’s Refugee Students

by Julie Farrar February 23, 2024May 9, 2025
India children working on the side of a road in West Bengal
Societyindia

To The Horror Of Rights Activists, India Legalizes Child Labor

by Liz Garrigan February 22, 2024May 9, 2025
Looking a bit ashy...
blogfrance

Employees Of The World: Your Boss Will Outlive You!

by Worldcrunch February 22, 2024
Working on the line in Copenhagen
In The Newsdenmark

Hard Questions For Denmark’s Soft Unemployment Cure

by [email protected] February 22, 2024
The bitter irony of the effect of the health crisis on the world of work has begun to fuel the simmering worldwide debate about minimum wage. 
Economyunited states

COVID-19’s Essential Workers Shake Up Minimum Wage Debate

by Carl Karlsson February 22, 2024
A worker on a construction site in Doha, Qatar
Societyworld cup

The Singular Legacy Of Qatar’s World Cup: Dead Migrant Workers

by Worldcrunch February 22, 2024
A North Korean waitress in Dandong, China
Food / Travelchina

The Hard Labor Of North Korean Workers In China

by Torrence Otten January 4, 2024
Watch: OneShot — Back From The Gulag
OneShotgermany

Watch: OneShot — Back From The Gulag

by Clare Rayner January 4, 2024
Watch OneShot: Lewis Hine - Child Workers Smoking
In The Newsunited states

Watch OneShot: Lewis Hine – Child Workers Smoking

by Worldcrunch January 4, 2024
Closeup photo of a woman's hands wearing latex gloves
Economylabor

Malaysian Latex Gloves For Nurses In Canada, Workers’ Rights In COVID Times

by Anne Sophie Goninet January 4, 2024
Taxi drivers protesting against Uber in Buenos Aires
Economyegypt

IPO And Beyond: How Uber Rolled Into Our Lives – A World Tour

by Rozena Crossman January 4, 2024
By The Numbers: Global Slaves, Marijuana Costs, Gamer's Income
Geopoliticsjordan

By The Numbers: Global Slaves, Marijuana Costs, Gamer’s Income

by Patrick Randall January 4, 2024
Moritz Erhardt was a trainee at Bank of America's London HQ
Ideasunited kingdom

Modern Slavery? Lessons From A Young Banker’s Death In London

by Jeff Israely November 13, 2023
Woman wearing a virtual reality headset
Futurechile

Why Women Are Better Suited For Work In Our AI Future

by Alidad Vassigh November 13, 2023
African countries are looking at Asia for their development
Economyfrance

Why Asia’s Industrialization Model Won’t Work For Africa

by Anna Dvoryanchikova November 13, 2023
Workers assemble cars at a BMW factory in Germany. Some believe that technological progress has stagnated.
In The Newsfrance

How To Exit Our Economic Era Of Slow Growth

by Worldcrunch November 13, 2023
Oct. 11 protests in Quito
Geopoliticsecuador

Uprising In Ecuador: Lenin Moreno And The Price Of Betrayal

by Alidad Vassigh November 13, 2023
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